WELCOME TO THE BARD GROUP. Welcome to the homepage of Professor Allen J. The Bard group applies electrochemical methods to the study of chemical problems, conducting investigations in electro-organic chemistry, photoelectrochemistry, electrogenerated chemiluminescence, and electroanalytical chemistry.

We are broadly interested in understanding evolution as a creative force. Our lab primarily uses experiments with microorganisms and molecules to watch evolution in action. We also use the tools of synthetic biology and bioengineering to manipulate and study evolutionary processes. Preventing evolutionary failure in synthetic biology. Genome dynamics in long-term evolution experiments. Evolvability of organisms with synthetic genetic alphabets.

Or the study of living processes on the molecular level. Was founded by the late Roger J. Other areas of active research today include the structures of biological molecules, mechanisms of recognition and signal transduction, control and catalysis, the biochemical processes of metabolism, synthesis of biomacromolecules, and the expression of genetic information.

The CEC was established in 2006 to capitalize on a half century of excellence. In electrochemistry at UT-Austin to foster collaborative research programs in the electrochemical sciences. Our broad mission is to advance research and solve problems. Fundamental or applied, related to transfer of electrons or ions at interfaces. The CEC offers a strong coupling between fundamental electrochemistry and materials science. Spanning the chemistry, materials, and engineering aspects of electrochemical science.

The Freshman Research Initiative provides hands-on science experience. College of Natural Sciences is home to a number of nationally-recognized teachers and researchers. Read about members of our diverse and distinguished alumni community.

The Horrifying Future of Scientific Communication. Technological change has a way of making fools out of experts and experts out of fools. One of the reasons that evaluating the future impact of new technologies is so difficult is that those with the greatest potential often start out looking - and acting - like junk. They are written off as toys. Disrupting the Business of Scientific Communication.

University of Texas, Austin. Welcome to Dong group! Our new website in UChicago. Our research interests is to harness the power of transition-metal catalysts. To address the challenges in the arena of chemoselectivity. Ren! Zack successfully defends his PhD thesis! Momo leaves to.

Where metals have been bound and determined since 1974. Recently, members of the Holcombe Group have published two cover articles for the Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry. Click on them for pdf access.